Superior Street (Hardy’s Independent Grocer) – Unknown female attended the local business and stole a cart full of items. The suspect vehicle was a black Hyundai Accent and was seen in Calmar a short time later. The investigation is ongoing.

Several of these files are still under investigation. If anyone has any information regarding any of these crimes or suspicious occurrences, please contact the Devon RCMP at 780-987-3413. If you wish to remain anonymous call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

June 4

RCMP responded to a noise complaint on Michigan Street. Owner of a vehicle with a loud muffler was charged.

RCMP stopped a vehicle after a U-Turn was made illegally. The driver failed to provide a Driver’s Licence and proof of insurance. The driver was charged accordingly.

Complaint of Fraud was reported to the Devon RCMP. A Devon resident received a letter from a law firm claiming a long lost relative had passed away leaving a large sum of money. The envelope and letter were from Europe. Letter determined to be a scam and passed on to the RCMP Anti Fraud Unit.

June 6

RCMP received a call of a break and enter into a business on Exploration Drive. Access was gained by breaking a window and door. Welding cable was taken along with ground clamps and stingers. There was a previous break and enter on May 27 and cable was also stolen at that time. Surveillance footage is available from adjacent business. Investigation ongoing.

RCMP responded to a 911 call of a suspicious, possible impaired driver at the Tim Horton’s drive through. The driver was acting erratically and threatening staff. The vehicle was identified and an investigation is ongoing.

June 7

While on patrol, a vehicle was located in Voyageur Park parked in the middle of the lane of traffic. There did not appear to be any reason for the parking infraction. The vehicle was towed and a violation ticket issued.

June 8

RCMP conducted a traffic stop for a burnt out tail light. The driver had an outstanding warrant of arrest for driving while disqualified. Further police checks determined the driver was still disqualified from driving. They were arrested and subsequently charged. The vehicle was towed.

June 9

RCMP conducted a traffic stop for documentation and sobriety. The driver’s breath smelled of liquor and they admitted to recent alcohol consumption. The driver blew a ‘Caution’. Their vehicle was seized for seven days and a 15-day license suspension was issued due to a subsequent offence.

Devon RCMP had received a report of an unknown male threatening to shoot patrons at a local business. The male was intoxicated and was asked to leave. Officers conducted patrols in the area, however were unable to locate a male matching the description given.

A noise complaint was received from Michigan Street. Officers attended and advised the residents to quiet down. They apologized and complied.

RCMP received a complaint of an argument at the Devon ball diamonds over the use of marijuana in a public place. The officer attended and advised that, as per the Town of Devon By-law passed on October 9, 2018, the consumption of cannabis will only be permitted on private property.

June 10

While an RCMP Officer was conducting patrols, down the back alley for Michigan Street, a vehicle was parked blocking most of the alley. Devon RCMP have had numerous complaints about this location recently. Members located the owners and told them to move the vehicle. They were warned about how this could prevent all emergency services vehicles to get through if they were called to the area. The vehicle was moved.

Devon RCMP received a 911 call regarding a hit and run by an intoxicated male on a mobility scooter on Athabaska Avenue. Officers attended and pictures/statements were taken. Unable to locate male driver of the scooter. No damage to truck/trailer.

A road rage incident was reported to the Devon RCMP. An erratic driver was speeding up and slowing down and gesturing at the complainant. The vehicle licence plate was obtained but the complainant reported it for information purposes and did not want charges.

Lost and Found

Keys were reported found on trail near the Esso plant on Michigan Street.

Keys were reported lost on a green, red and white Star Wars lanyard.

Keys were reported found at Centennial Park – A vehicle and two other keys.

A wallet was reported lost while leaving the Beer Gardens.

Keys were reported lost at the fairgrounds.

Fishing backpack was reported lost – “Carter” engraved on it.

If any of the found property belongs to you, please come to the RCMP detachment. Be prepared to provide further identifying information in order to claim the items.

The Devon RCMP assisted the Devon Community Peace Officers with two occurrences.

Not all occurrences and complaints are part of the media release due to privacy issues.

COMMANDER’S CORNER

The Devon RCMP is accepting applications for casual, qualified Guards and Matrons, through the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires. The RCMP conducts the hiring and security screening process of all applicants.

Job Description: Guards and Matrons must monitor and safeguard all prisoners to ensure their security and well being. Typical duties include but are not limited to: watching prisoners for irregularities, recording prisoner activities by maintaining a log book, organizing meals and maintaining cleanliness of cells.

Required Qualifications: You must successfully complete an RCMP security clearance (may take several months to complete), have the ability to work independently, must be able to read, write and speak English, have good communication skills and adhere to RCMP policies, procedures and direction provided. Prior to being hired you will be required to acquire First Aid/CPR training. You must be willing to be called out for work at any time, day or night as required.

Please contact the Devon RCMP Detachment at 780-987-3414 for more information and to find out how to apply.